Crochet a beautiful, vintage style, lace baby bonnet with this free crochet pattern. Delicate shells, and petals add charm to this heirloom-quality piece.

Crochet baby bonnets are a classic and stylish option for any baby's wardrobe, and the Victoria Rose baby bonnet is destined to become a treasured part of your little one's early months.

Created using crochet thread, every detail has been lovingly crafted making this lacy design a beautiful, yet modern take on the bonnets of the late 1800s and early 1900s.

A beautiful lacy baby blanket. A lovely present for any baby girl, or expecting parents! Made in squares and then joined, so it can be made to any size.

"Bright and absolutely adorable cardigan for your girl. You can find step by step explanation plus tutorial of small appliques. You don't need to be professional in crocheting, it is pattern for real beginners. Crochet baby cardigan."

From the designer: "This 30 minute crochet newborn baby beanie is perfect for any little bundle of joy! The pattern works up quick and easy, and is especially great for donations!"

When you get the base made, any decorative shape will be possible. You just make a form form a paper sheet and away you go..

In this tutorial made by Lilla Bjorn's Crochet World you will learn how to make a perfect surface crochet on a round coaster. Simply by adding a simple round decor, you will get totally different elegant coasters and a coaster pattern is also included.

The Amma granny summer sweater is a light, airy sleeveless number that will consequently be a great hot-day item.

Furthermore, here is a summer sweater that's better for the beach. It's light, airy and most of all gives a hint of revelation for that saucy look.

If you are looking for a spectacular crochet summer top, the Spotting Clouds Top will be it. A richness of elements combined with color transitons will make the top an object of admiration and give a ‘cool' style. You can make it shorter as a top, but if you look better in a tunic, you can add some additional rows using the HayRie or LisaRaspCrochet suggestions linked below.